Sailor Man

Sailor Man

Oliver dreamed of becoming a sailor from an early age. His father always told him stories about sailing and supported his dream.

One day, Oliver's dream came true and he joined a ship as a sailor. Together with the other sailors on board, a difficult journey began in the midst of storms. At first, it was difficult to fight against the power of the sea and many sailors experienced moments of fear. However, Oliver continued to fight with a sense of freedom and hope.

The captain of the ship gave Oliver control of the ship. This was a great responsibility for Oliver, but it also gave him freedom. As Oliver set the ship's course, he was driven by a sense of hope. For Oliver, the sea was a symbol of freedom and hope as he travelled through the waves.

When the ship finally reached its destination, Oliver left the ship. Setting foot on land again was a source of freedom and hope for him. The liberating power of the sea gave Oliver a sense of freedom that he could not find anywhere else in his life. For the rest of his life, Oliver would realise that seafaring was full of freedom and hope, and he would never forget these experiences at sea.